15 of amazing professions you didn't know about - ForumDaily
The article has been automatically translated into English by Google Translate from Russian and has not been edited.
Переклад цього матеріалу українською мовою з російської було автоматично здійснено сервісом Google Translate, без подальшого редагування тексту.
Bu məqalə Google Translate servisi vasitəsi ilə avtomatik olaraq rus dilindən azərbaycan dilinə tərcümə olunmuşdur. Bundan sonra mətn redaktə edilməmişdir.

15 amazing professions you didn't know about

If you want to change your profession or just starting to work, you can consider traditional working professions. For example, a teacher, policeman or lawyer. However, there are many professions that you did not know about, but could qualify for, depending on skills or areas of interest, writes Go Banking Rates.

Фото: Depositphotos

Main listener

  • Average annual salary: $ 55

Being a good listener is now a desirable skill to work with. As a leading listening specialist, you scan social networking sites for feedback, tips, complaints and ideas about your company and send your findings to the appropriate groups.

Chocolatier

  • Average annual salary: $ 30

Each piece of craft chocolate has a specialized chef. Chocolatiers are hired by companies such as Ghirardelli and other pastry shops to create chocolates and fulfill orders for available chocolates. They can also work in hotels, restaurants and grocery stores. According to Payscale, a job at a cooking school is usually required to get this job.

Aromatherapist

  • Average annual salary: $ 57

This person is responsible for making the taste and aroma of the cherry drink look like cherry, and coffee ice cream tastes like coffee. Such a specialist helps to develop and produce flavors that are used in food and drinks. He conducts experiments, produces product samples, develops processes to preserve the taste of the products. According to AG Explorer, to get this position, you will need a bachelor's degree in food science, nutrition, chemistry or related fields.

On the subject: 10 Interview Mistakes That May Cost You A Job

Food stylist

  • Average annual salary: $ 45

Have you ever wondered why food in advertising always looks better than in real life? Probably because the food stylist worked on this delicious shot. These artists use color, shape and texture to make the food look as delicious as possible on advertisements for restaurants, magazines, photographers, providers and other companies. According to The Art Career Project, most professionals have a degree in culinary art.

Humologists

  • Average annual salary: $ 58

Judging by the name, humologists chew gum. According to Digital Journal, they are hired by candy makers such as Cadbury to test flavors and chewing gum textures developed by technicians.

Heritage Officer

  • Average annual salary: $ 53

This work is perfect for the history buff. The Heritage Officer tells the public about the importance of a historic place or landscape. Responsibilities may include conducting conversations, excursions and various activities. He also seeks answers to questions, organizes archives and develops conservation policies.

Sommelier

  • Average annual salary: $ 150

True, many high-end restaurants have their own sommelier or wine expert. But if you want to earn big money, then you can try to get the title of "master". To do this, you need to pass a three-part test: a theoretical exam, a deductive tasting of six wines and a practical exam on a wine service. Passing the test is harder than it sounds. According to Business Insider, as of 2015, only 229 people in the world had the title of Master Sommelier.

On the subject: Significant difference: how gender, age, and race affect US salaries

Caretaker pilot

  • Average annual salary: $ 73

People in this profession fly, find and protect the herds of cattle in a helicopter. They lower it low to the ground in order to drive away animals that may pose a threat to the herd and keep livestock in safe places. This work is most common in the Australian outback, so you will likely have to move for an adventurous career.

Professional dormouse

  • Average annual salary: varies

You can make a career even lying in bed all day. Such people check mattresses and pillows, and also participate in medical trials of sleep or sleep aids. This work is usually freelance. Once, NASA paid 18 000 volunteers dollars to lie in bed for 70 days, and one of the museums offered 10 dollars per hour to a sleeping person who wanted to take part in an art installation.

Roller Coaster Engineer

  • Average annual salary: $ 74

Creating a safe and fun roller coaster requires careful planning, and roller coaster engineers are responsible for this. These mechanical engineers design the coating device, analyze its safety, determine the energy and costs of its operation, and also perform any necessary troubleshooting operations. Work usually requires a bachelor's degree in engineering.

Sound producer

  • Average annual salary: $ 50

Sound engineers compose, record, mix, and implement musical and sound effects for use in films, television shows, video games, and more. To get this working, you must have experience using professional audio editing tools to record, edit, sync and process audio, according to Payscale.

Tea Taster

  • Average annual salary: $ 53

Tea tasting is more difficult than it seems at first glance. Tea tasters are hired by tea companies to get tea from farms around the world and mix it in such a way that the tastes are permanent. Tasters can be responsible for tasting hundreds of teas every day; they must have a sensitive enough sky to detect thousands of different flavors. According to Business News Daily, higher education may be required for tea tasting.

Underwater archaeologist

  • Average annual salary: $ 60

This specialized unit of archeology focuses on underwater objects, which may include sunken ships, harbors and docks or coastal cities, residential buildings now under water.

On the subject: 20 professions with the fastest growing salaries

Video gamer

  • Average annual salary: varies

Yes, you can play video games and make a living. But you have to be a really good player. Therefore, you have to spend many hours every day training to improve your skills. Professional gamers can play in front of a live audience or on the Twitch live streaming service. Salaries vary greatly depending on skill level and sponsorship - some professional gamers earn only 12 000 dollars, while leading players earn 3,7 million dollars.

Visual merchandiser

  • Average annual salary: $ 45

When you walk past a shop window in a retail store, you see the work of the visual merchandiser. These professionals are hired by retail chains and department stores to create storefronts, as well as the displays that you see on the shelves and in other storerooms. To become a visual merchandiser, education in graphic design, visual arts, spatial design, interior design, business study, and retail management is usually required.

Read also on ForumDaily:

21 an easy way to make money without working

11 things you need to give up to become a millionaire

How our immigrants found a simple but not entirely legal way to stay in the USA

10 typical mistakes in learning English and how to avoid them: tips from professionals

15 places in America where it's easiest to get rich

Miscellanea work career Professions Education and Career
Subscribe to ForumDaily on Google News

Do you want more important and interesting news about life in the USA and immigration to America? — support us donate! Also subscribe to our page Facebook. Select the “Priority in display” option and read us first. Also, don't forget to subscribe to our РєР ° РЅР ° Р »РІ Telegram  and Instagram- there is a lot of interesting things there. And join thousands of readers ForumDaily New York — there you will find a lot of interesting and positive information about life in the metropolis. 



 
1074 requests in 1,172 seconds.